Comments below plaintext stories cause 'Unimplemented step' errors
Reported by Ben Mabey | July 19th, 2008 @ 08:02 AM | in 1.1.5
I just got bit by a nasty plaintext bug, that I think was introduced with the multiline step changes. (So, this is on edge rspec.)
If you set up a story like this:
Story: title
As a role
I want feature
So that value
Scenario: this is an example
Given some state
When some action
Then something should happen
# Scenario: another example, but it has been commented out purposely
# Given some state
# When some action
# Then something should happen
And then you implement all of the steps and run the story you get:
Pending Steps:
1) title (this is an example): something should happen
The reason is due to the fact that the name for the "something should happen" step is read is as "something should happen\n\n". The extra new lines at the end prevent StepMother from matching the correct step/implementation and thus raises the 'Unimplemented step' error.
My fix for the problem is at:
http://github.com/bmabey/rspec/c...
Please see the comment I made on github about one of my changes.
Just tell me if you would like to go about the fix a different way.
Thanks,
Ben
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Ben Mabey July 19th, 2008 @ 08:05 AM
Ahh, the formatting actually took out the most important part of the story (the comments below.) Let me try that again....
Story: title As a role I want feature So that value Scenario: this is an example Given some state When some action Then something should happen # Scenario: another example, but it has been commented out purposely # Given some state # When some action # Then something should happen # #And something else should happen -
David Chelimsky August 5th, 2008 @ 10:47 AM
- → State changed from “new” to “resolved”
- → Milestone changed from “No-Milestone-Assigned” to “1.1.5”
Applied: http://github.com/dchelimsky/rsp...
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